Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence

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1 Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence Col Ilmar Tamm Director 02 November 2010

2 Disclaimer This briefing is a product of the CCD COE. It does not represent the opinions or policies of NATO and is designed to provide an independent position. The briefing is unclassified.

3 Outline Centres of Excellence in NATO CCD COE organizational framework: Background Mission and tasks Structure Cooperation CCD COE activities: Examples of CCD COE projects Highlights 2010

4 NATO`s Centres of Excellence Offer expertise in a specific field for the Alliance Are multi-nationally sponsored and manned Are International Military Organisations (IMOs), but not part of the NATO Command Structure Are accredited by NAC as International Military Organisation Participation is open to all NATO nations and on a case by case basis to other entities 4

5 CoE Status in NATO 1. Joint Air Power Competence Centre (JAPCC / DEU) 2. Defence Against Terrorism (DAT / TUR) 3. Naval Mine Warfare (EGUERMIN / BEL) 4. Combined Joint Operations from the Sea (CJOS / USA) 5. Civil Military Cooperation (CIMIC / NLD) 6. Cold Weather Operations (CWO / NOR) 7.Joint Chemical Biological Radiation & Nuclear Defence COE (CZE) 8.Air Operations Analysis and Simulation Centre (CASPOA / FRA) 9. Command & Control COE (C2 / NLD) 10. Cooperative Cyber Defence COE (CCD / EST) 11. Operations in Confined and Shallow Waters COE (CSW / DEU) 12. Military Engineering COE (MILENG / DEU) 13. Military Medicine (MILMED/HUN) 14. Human Intelligence COE (HUMINT/ ROU)

6 CoEs in NATO Activated MOU negotiation Accreditation process Initial consideration & Concept development CSW Kiel / DEU CWO Stavanger / NOR CJOS Norfolk / USA JAPCC Kalkar / DEU C2 Ede / NLD CIMIC Enschede / NLD NMW Oostende / BEL CASPOA Paris / FRA MILENG Ingolstadt / DEU JCBRN Vyskov / CZE CCD Tallinn / EST EOD Trencin / SVK MILMED Budapest / HUN HUMINT Oradea / ROM DAT Ankara / TUR C-IED Madrid / SPA M&S Rome / ITA MW Ljubljana / SVN Potential COE offers: 6

7 Directed and tasked by the Multinational Steering Committee consisting of the representatives of the 8 Sponsoring Nations. Facts about the Organization Founded as a multinational entity on May 14, Accredited as NATO Centre of Excellence on Oct 28, Manned and sponsored by 8 NATO nations: Joining process ongoing with:

8 Mission To enhance the - Cyber defence capability, - Cooperation and - Information sharing among NATO, NATO nations and Partners by virtue of: - Research & Development, - Lessons learned, - Education and - Consultation.

9 The CCD COE is not Part of NATO Command or Force Structure Funded from NATO Common budget 24/7 NATO Operational Computer Incident Handling Center nor Multinational Computer Emergency Response Team working on behalf of Sponsoring Nations Group of hackers or Cyber Warriors

10 Focus Areas Legal & Policy Concepts & Strategy Tactical Environment CIIP Support

11 Legal support to NATO and nations cyber defence goals and activities. Focus Areas Legal & Policy Study, dissemination and development of NATO, national, organizational regulatory, implementation and supervisory practices, Legal policy implications,

12 Focus Areas Concepts & Strategy Research on cyber operations concept (offensive, defensive, exploitative), Strategic trend analysis, Input to NATO and nations CD concept and strategy development, Support to NATO CD exercise scenario development.

13 Focus Areas Research on technical attack detection and mitigation, intrusion techniques, monitoring solutions, Hands on training, Cyber Lab. Tactical Environment

14 Focus Areas Research on security and risk assessment methodologies and simulation and modeling techniques, Support to CD exercises. CIIP Support

15 Structure Director Chief of Staff 7 Admin Legal and Policy Training and Doctrine Research and Development (VNC) tal Manpower: 35

16 Principles of Cooperation Role Contribution Eligible Benefit Vehicle Sponsoring Nation (SN) Manpower on CCD COE location and full financial support to SC approved projects NATO nations Consensus vote in SC on entire POW. Full access to all products Operational MOU, Note of Joining Contributing Nation/ Participant (CP) Other Customer (OC) Manpower and/or financial support for one or multiple projects Reimbursement of identifiable costs of the products and services Not restricted Not restricted Access to project specific results and products Access to agreed services and projects of the CCD COE Technical Agreement to be concluded by the Steering Committee Technical Agreement to be concluded by the Director Liaison Information on mutual points of interest Not restricted Update on relevant issues and continuous information exchange Technical Agreement to be concluded by the Director 16

17 Cooperation

18 What we do - examples Legal and Policy Manual for International Law on Cyber Warfare Country interviews on National Cyber Strategy Development Strategy and Concepts Cyber Defence Glossary, Concept for Military Contribution to Countering Hybrid Threats Research on Strategic Cyber Defence and Warfare Tactical Environment Cyber Defence Monitoring Solutions Training Courses (Botnet Mitigation, Monitoring, Basic hands on attack and defence) Support to NATO CD Exercise (Cyber Coalition) Critical Information Infrastructure Protection Live Firing Cyber Defence Exercise Graded Security Methodology Conferences CCD COE Annual Conference (C6)

19 Highlights 2010 CCD COE Sweden CD Exercise, May 2010 Red/Blue Team Exercise Exercise Environment in SWE / VPN over Internet 6 Blue Teams from NATO and Nations at their home locations Red Team at CCD COE

20 Highlights 2010 Cyber Conflict Conference, June 3 parallel tracks: Concepts & Strategy Technical Challenges & Solutions Law & Policy Participation oriented to experts from government, military, private sector and academia Videos and Materials at username: C6guest

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